Hospital Visit and Passing

• Henry is in the hospital, struggling to breathe, with Jimmy and Tim by his side.
• Jimmy raised the hospital bed and helped Henry drink water.
• Tim arrives to the hospital after getting delayed, with Jimmy saying that Tim's dad (Henry) made a bet on what time you'd make it
• Jimmy and Tim leave to get food but instead head outside due to the cafeteria's smell.
• Jimmy reveals he's known Tim since he was a baby.
• Tim reveals he was raised in an orphanage in Haiti and was able to find work at seventeen, after immigrating to America.
• Henry met Tim while vacationing in Haiti, while Tim was working at La Citadelle.
• Henry offered Tim a job in America, changing his life forever.
• Tim expresses his disbelief and regret for not spending more time with Henry.
• Jimmy reminds Tim that Henry is proud of him.
• They return to the medical center after lunch and learn that Henry passed away peacefully in his sleep.
• Four days later, Henry's funeral is held, with every detail arranged by Henry himself.

Visit from the Attorney

• Henry's attorney plans to visit the day after the funeral.
• The next morning, Tim and Jimmy enter Henry's office, filled with lemon oil scented air and comforted by organized objects.
• Tim sits in Henry's chair and opens a desk drawer to find a DVD labeled "TT", Henrys childhood pet name.
• Tim puts the DVD in an old laptop.

The DVD

• On the Laptop, Henry appears on screen, his features gaunt.
• Henry states he wanted Tim and Jimmy to know the whole story of his past.
• Henry's mother, Sarah, died from cancer when he was five.
• Henry's father was a good man lost due to drinking.
• Henry learned to survive amidst poverty by scavenging for scraps and washing dishes.
• Henry describes grade school as a minefield and friendships a luxury.
• Henry landed a job at twelve at Stuart's Diner.
• Fueled by ambition and stubbornness, Henry worked at that diner throughout high school, graduating amongst the top of his class.
• The ER called Henry to the hospital because Henry's father was found collapsed in the street due to liver failure.
• At the bedside, Henry's father told him,"Don't be like me, son, choose family, choose love over work".
• The recording then speaks onto Henry covering his work history, and inspires him "mostly not to work in a factory".
• Henry rose from writer to copy editor to editor at Sentinal newspaper.
• When the paper went up for sale in the 1970s, Henry's boss assisted him to buy it.
• Henry explains that Tim filled his life with meaning and that he always put work before being the father he should have been.
• Henry says that he is leaving most of what he has to charity because he knows Tim is capable of making his own empire.
• The money was nice, but laying in bed made him realize that it meant nothing.
• Jimmy will be receiving the house, Mercedes, and retirement fund.

Time Progression

• The years passed, with fading photographs and hurried phone calls marking the passage of time.
• Birthdays and Christmases blended together.
• Tim built a life in Chicago in tech, found a wife, and started a family.
• Tim, his wife Janet, and kids Henry and James came home.
• Six years prior, Jimmy met Janet at their wedding.
• With great difficulty, Tim admits he mortgaged the house to buy a private jet in the transportation business.
• The bank denied the mortgage and expressed that the transportation business might be a risk, however, through years, the business took off.
• Tim states that the words from his father, "Love Over Work" made him the man he is.
• The wealthy want time, and Tim was able to provide just that to them in his company.